The women India’s biggest river project forgot
- In the village, Gyan Rani’s daughter-in-law Pooja Gond meets a visitor at the door of her home and offers a cup of sweet black tea.
- Pooja is 21 years old, slight and soft-spoken, with a swelling on the right side of her face from a bee sting the night before.
- She speaks in a quiet, flat voice, the kind that comes not from shyness alone but from a deeper exhaustion, the exhaustion of someone who has already lost too much to spend energy on expression.
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- In the village, Gyan Rani’s daughter-in-law Pooja Gond meets a visitor at the door of her home and offers a cup of sweet black tea.
- Pooja is 21 years old, slight and soft-spoken, with a swelling on the right side of her face from a bee sting the night before.
- She speaks in a quiet, flat voice, the kind that comes not from shyness alone but from a deeper exhaustion, the exhaustion of someone who has already lost too much to spend energy on expression.
Sources: Al Jazeera